Leinster issue injury update on 7 of their Ireland personnel
Leinster head coach Leo Cullen has issued an injury update as his side's preparations for the upcoming Investec Champions Cup Round of 16 match against Leicester Tigers at Aviva Stadium heat up.
With over 30,000 tickets already sold, the focus now turns to who is potentially available for selection and there's middling news on there's a mixed bag of news, with question marks over a number of Leinster's Ireland personnel.
Jimmy O’Brien is under assessment for a neck injury, and both Luke McGrath and Robbie Henshaw are following Graduated Return to Play Protocols. Ciarán Frawley (foot), Hugo Keenan (hip), Garry Ringrose (shoulder), and Andrew Porter (shoulder) also require further assessments. Charlie Ngatai is progressing in his recovery from a calf injury.
Cormac Foley is available, having recovered from a shoulder injury.
There were no further updates on James Ryan (arm), Tommy O’Brien (hamstring) and Alex Soroka (foot).
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Even with absences we still had the cattle to make the playoffs. As it was, we nearly stumbled our way into the top 8. Which shows just how easy it was to get there. And still we failed. As for Razor, there are many instances of him patching up the Crusaders roster. Numerous. Several players I'd never heard of. Also, using AB legend John Afoa was a classic.
But, some of the games we were losing were from schoolboy errors, or downright confusion. Either the players were really dumb (they weren’t) or they were poorly coached. Given the repetitive nature of errors, brain fades, poor decision making, & loose structures, this all lands with the coaching group.
With only six playoff spots now in SR, & Aussie franchises now consolidated to four, 2025 looks like a tight one. I'm picking we'll have to tough it out under Penney & hope for the best.
Go to commentsAgree we need a 10, 12, 13 refresh. ASAP. Well, next season now lol. Reiko should be put back on the wing. He'll be an absolute menace there. Imagine 11 Reiko 14 Clarke 15 Jordan as the backfield unit.
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